Justin Weis is a San Francisco, CA based audio engineer and owner/operator at Trakworx Mastering & Recording. Justin has mastered, mixed, recorded or produced a wide variety of independent artists. Some of his more well-known credits include: Sammy Hagar, Papa Roach, NOFX, Elliphant, Matt Nathanson, Larry Coryell, Agalloch, The Coup, B-Legit, Zion I, Berner and Andre Nickatina.
His approach emphasizes analog outboard gear and tape, integrated with modern digital tools.
Justin started out in the 1980s on electric guitar, bass and vocals in local Rock bands, then developed a love for home recording. He graduated from California Recording Institute in 1994 and was hired as an instructor there.
In 1995 he started Trakworx in a room within the school, then in 1997 he left teaching to create his own studio space. In recent years Justin has become a full-time mastering engineer.
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- Getting started with running a commercial studio
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Master Your Mix Podcast
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